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CAV
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CAV, Cur. adv. vult Law
abbreviation for
(Law) Curia advisari vult: used in English law to indicate that a court has decided to consider a case privately before giving judgment, as when time is needed to consider arguments or submissions made to it Compare avizandum
[Medieval Latin: the court wishes to consider]
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